Flashback Customs

We'll begin this hour with the revelation from a senior official of the Nigeria Custom Service who earlier today explained that operatives of the service offered bandits backs of seized rice to save themselves from the criminals. This revelation has further revealed the rising spate of insecurity in the country. Controller Aliyeh Mohammed, who's the coordinator of the Sector 4 command of the Joint Border Patrol Team in the Northwest narrated how the incident occurred during a press briefing in Kasina State. He told reporters that the operatives had to offer seven backs of rice to the bandits who he said were operating in the Ducema local government area of the state. Announcement. The challenge will have a lot of challenges. The other time you came here, we still have the same problem challenges. The people that were working for Announcement are supporting us. We are not working for only custom. We are working for the nation and we are working for you people. I sacrifice my life to go to Ducema to enter the bush where the bandits are. If I tell you last time we have encounter with them, to the extent that we are a little bit friendly with us, we see 37 bags of rice. They say okay, if we have to go, they have to take seven back. We give them seven back to save our lives. So you see the risks I took. Secondly, look at how I save your life. You take your first thing. What I'm telling you is this is a spare. You don't know. You just go to Ducema market and buy. So the challenge we have is that the people who are working for Announcement are supporting us.